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Re: About c programing
shawn said:
Don't bother, folks. There's one paragraph on C++, and C is mentioned in
one sentence, and that just about wraps it up.
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Re: About c programing
shawn <micheal_shawn1 a1@yahoo.comwri tes:I see nothing about C programming on that site.
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Re: About c programing
Keith Thompson wrote:
I can't believe you and Richard actually checked it out. I'm seriouslyshawn <micheal_shawn1 a1@yahoo.comwri tes:>
I see nothing about C programming on that site.
thinking of putting a body filter in for any mention of blogspot. I
hate body filters because they slow down loading, but this might be
worth it.
Brian
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Default User said:
And I can't believe how many of the witless questions asked here byKeith Thompson wrote:
>>>shawn <micheal_shawn1 a1@yahoo.comwri tes:>>
>I see nothing about C programming on that site.
I can't believe you and Richard actually checked it out.
Googlies are taken seriously by so many people. I guess we all have
independent credulity levels.
I don't think it happens often enough to merit such a response. In anyI'm seriously
thinking of putting a body filter in for any mention of blogspot. I
hate body filters because they slow down loading, but this might be
worth it.
case, adding a filter for gmail in the From will probably get rid of
most such articles (although admittedly it would not have ridden you of
the one that started this thread).
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Google users: <http://www.cpax.org.uk/prg/writings/googly.php>
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Richard Heathfield wrote:
I suppose.Default User said:
>>Keith Thompson wrote:
I can't believe you and Richard actually checked it out.shawn <micheal_shawn1 a1@yahoo.comwri tes:
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I see nothing about C programming on that site.
And I can't believe how many of the witless questions asked here by
Googlies are taken seriously by so many people. I guess we all have
independent credulity levels.
>I'm seriously
thinking of putting a body filter in for any mention of blogspot. I
hate body filters because they slow down loading, but this might be
worth it.
I don't think it happens often enough to merit such a response. In
any case, adding a filter for gmail in the From will probably get rid
of most such articles (although admittedly it would not have ridden
you of the one that started this thread).
I just can't do that, because there are good contributors that use both
those services. I wouldn't filter people by the tools they use, even
though you're right, it would eliminate much of the noise.
Brian
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Re: About c programing
Default User said:
<snip>Richard Heathfield wrote:
>>Default User said:
>>I think that depends on how flexible your killfiler is. I'm beginning to>>>I'm seriously
thinking of putting a body filter in for any mention of blogspot. I
hate body filters because they slow down loading, but this might be
worth it.
>I don't think it happens often enough to merit such a response. In
>any case, adding a filter for gmail in the From will probably get rid
>of most such articles (although admittedly it would not have ridden
>you of the one that started this thread).
I just can't do that, because there are good contributors that use
both those services.
wonder whether KNode's scoring system is not quite so stupid as I had
hitherto supposed.
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Richard Heathfield <http://www.cpax.org.uk >
Email: -www. +rjh@
Google users: <http://www.cpax.org.uk/prg/writings/googly.php>
"Usenet is a strange place" - dmr 29 July 1999
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